The Beaverton enterprise., July 29, 1932, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

ritis.
Mr and Mrs.
J ess
Brow n and
M E E T IN G d augh ter of T im ber are g u ests of
Mi and Mrs. W. A. Junto
for a
tim e.
29-A
large
j j ,.
and
\ j re. E d gar Lusby ‘ and
budget estim a tes subm itted by the
f 'm ily have m oved to Aloha. They
nesday, evening, July —.
™ have bcen sta y in g w ith Mrs. Lus-
A dm inistration
On top of this
listen to the lecture delivered by
( rents, M i. and Mrs. O. M
it passed a .ax incit-ase bill estim ­
D. H. Nurthrup, one of the a ssist »¡».lV|0
S T A T E S S E E K IN G F U N D S
sin e“ they
returned
from
ated to bring in m ore
than one
ant ed itors o f the Liberty S p o k e* g utte
M ontana, 'r e c e n c y '
T H E ST. LAW H E N C E PACT
billion
dollars in new revenue.
m an-
i Joan Sm ith attend ed a b reak fast
T H E OTTAW A C O N F E R E N C E
One
fea iu re o f the
sessio n w as
This D urham Liberty club m eet- party on Sunday m orning
at
the
W H AT C O N G R ESS U1U
the frtq u en . votes on
Prohibition,
ing w as m ade doubly in terestin g by borne o f Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shell-
bulHM-rlptlon H a te a
furnishin g the first real test since
E V E N T F U L SESSIO N
the presence of three em issa ries onborgor
in
B eaverton. The
en-
the en actm en t of
the
E igh teen th
_______ 14.50 T hree m onths
H U G E R E L IE F PROGRAM
from
the
B on us
Army.
They ga g em en t o f G ladys Shellonherger
Amendm ent. All of them
show ed
A dvance TW O P E R M A N E N T ACTS
show ed
their
credentials,
w hich to O scar E ffen b erger of T illam ook,
$.85
Subscriptions Payable
an
increased
sentim en t
again st
they had first presented to Gov- w a s announced.
T hirty sta tes have given u noffi Prohibition but, nevertheless, more ernor Meier.
M arjory Thornton of P ortlan d, is
cial notice that they w ill seek som e ,han safe m ajorities for the D ry
B eaverton O ffice—B roadw ay near O. E. T racks, P hon e 7503
T hese ex-soldiers have com e back v isitin g her aunt and uncle, Mr.
part o f the $300,000,000 provided by forces,
tc their
hom e sta te of O regon lu and Mrs. Tom M iller for a couple
P oitlan d O ffice— «06-407-408 D ekum Bldg. P hon e A T w ater 5814
As a sp ecial relief m easure, 85,- tell the
the recent relief act a s a fund for
truth about the situation o f w eeks.
M argaret M'ller
is in
loans to sta te s for urgent im m ed- 000,000 bush els of w heat and 500,- in W ashington, D. C., and
to se- P ortland v isitin g her aunt, Mrs. J.
ia3e relief work. P en n sy lv a n ia
led 000 bales o f cotton, held by the cure food and clo th in g for those B. Thornton.
th e w ay w ith a request for $4£>.- S tabilization
C orporations,
w«re
hom eless, sta rv in g defen ders of out
Mrs. F rank Salee is v isitin " her
O ver-Production N ot to Blam e
that if w e allow our roads to de-
000,000 and Illinois and N ew York made
available
for
distribution
it
will
be
,
„
. .
, .
! te n o ia te com p letely that
flag, about w hom
we
san g
and daughter, Mrs. Bob M ercer in Hills-
Those who attem p t to explain the
,
/
are expected to follow suit. U nder am ong the needy of the nation,
.
. only a question of tim e before pop-
sobbed back in 1917-1918.
boro.
present w orldw ide depression by at-
built
‘lb
e *erm s ° f tbe act no atate can
One of the m ost sp ec'a cu la r con-
ular dem and w ill w ant them
All
sta
tes
are
contributing
tow
—
Mr. and Mrs. Tom M iller and
trlbuting It to over-production, over-
COBti
far m ore than
____
the aecure m ore than fifte en per cent ests o f the entire session w as the
a id s the
food and clo .h in g supply fam ily
attend ed
the I. O.
O. F.
look several im portant facts.
\
m ain tain in g them . T hese of the total am ount. The prom pt- revolt again st the sales tax. Begin-
_
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for th is great arm y o f ex-sold iers picnic at C rystal L ake P ark last
In the first place, they forget the
.
n
ess
w
ith
w
hich
so
m
any
sta
tes
n
ing
in
*
,
,
. . reasonable citizen s are
not
panic
_ * . .
. . .
N ew
Jersey
and
other
nearby Sunday.
vast potential m arket th at ex ists
stricken but still have som e con fi­ have acted in dicates a serio u s con d i­ and M eans C om m ittee held exten- sta te s send farm products by truck,
Jean Sm ith. M argaret Kauppila,
am ong the
agricultural
people of
tion In the country.
slve h earin gs on the new tax bill
stock m en from M ontana and T exas and P aul O’Connor, m ade the trip
th is country if they w ere able to
finally cam e out w ith
a n ew
,
. __ . .
...
The treaty w ith Canada, regard­ and
thinking caret illy, a m uch needed
,
..
J
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are send ing b eef and m utton live- to Salem last Friday. T hey visited
developm ent
of
th e
St. plan—th e
general
m anu factu rers
.
carloads The veter- „
u
„ ' . . '
.
a ctiv ity , for as Dr. Ju liu s K lein, ing the
sales
tax
w
hich
c
a
r
r
ie
d
a
2
25
n
e
r
OCK
- ln e car,oaaa
1 ne veter j[een H acker o f R osed ale, who is
standard of living. The sam e
seaw ay, to
in volve
A ssistan t
Secretary
of C om m erce L aw rence
an
'
P
an
s
do
the
butchering.
The
As-
¡n
,
be
hosDital
there
servation applies, to a
large ex ­
expenditure of
nearly
$550.000.000 cent
rate on alm ost ev ery th in g ex- tpria fu h erm en are Fending canned
P
says:
tent, to the farm ing class o f other
Mr. and
Mrs. R ex
B a g g s and
con- and require ten years to com plete, cept the bare n ecessities o f
life. salm on by boat> and the Contribu-
"But there is also, in th is
n ations
fam ily, w ho have sp en t th e last
rectio n , a s David L aw rence puts it, ¡ i» a m ajor project in the
life
o f . Thls
cam
e
to
the
floor
on
March
...
.
tio n j from W ashington and
Idaho
In the second place, regions like
three
years
in
N eb rask a,
have
10th,
and w as elim inated fourteen ,
,
. .
......
for
balanced tw o nations. Som e )argum ent
a
real
n ecessity
18
. . . .
farm ers are alread y on the w ay.
China and India, teem in g with m il­
m
oved
back
to
their
hom
e
on
Coo-
disorder,
by
thin
king
should
“xpected
to
develop
over
th«.
<lays
later
am
id
wild
thinking."
Such
From W ashington county th e vet­
lions of hum an beings, living, a s a con sid er the fact
that
there
are pow er developed, and it
is not uu a v®te o f 223 to 153
erans
w
ould
like
such
products
as
rule, upon the bare essen tia ls of tw o colum ns to a
budget. It does lik ely tba< the d ivergen t v iew s o f
Then
follow ed the
appeal
Y our w ants m ay be found in the
potatoes, carrots, onions, plenty of
life, would provide the impe us for not
8jmply o f exp en d itu res th e P resid en t and
Gov.
R o o sev elt Speaker G arner, w ho urged pass- drjed beans, peas and sim ilar non- classified colum ns,
a real boom if the incom e of th ese ,t compriHeB ,ncom e. Rs w #„ And on this issue w ill be aired d uring age o f the m easure to balance the perishable products.
D onation s of
m illions could be sligh tly increased here J(j an ex tle m e ly pertinent ques- the cam paign
i budget w ith th e
result
V V .V A
that the cloth in g w ould also be appreciated, j
tion: W hat elm en ts o f incom e are
The con feren ce now _ go in _ g on a t m em bers
w orked
w ith
ligh tnin g
R
eceiv
in
g
sta
tio
n
s
w
ill
be
estab-
j
estim ated one-half
billion
See Window Display
P° PU
produced by the ta x es paid? Some O ttaw a in w hich the re p resen ts speed and
April 1st, passed a j’shed throughout the
county. In
lion. Its effec t
upon the m ark ets
persons have got into the bad habit tiv es of the B ritish em pire seek to bm w hich no one liked v ery w ell H illsboro it is the C om m unity Ches*
o f the world could
hardly be ex ­
of
regarding
governm ental
ex- reach trade a greem en ts o f m utual bu^ w hich levied a series of special w arehouse next to the L ight and
aggerated if an yth ing like
better
p enditurcs as if th ey w ere m erely benefits. Is so m eth in g to g iv e the PXci8e taxes,
| P o w er C om pany's office,
tim es dawned
upon that helpless
w aste money tossed
aw ay
into a I'nlted fitates concern.
N o t tha
Trouble
In
the
Senate.
w ith
The Liberty P ar;y is th e only
country.
That, of course, is this nation w ill stand to lose n s : sw itch in g s and sw appings, ad vances one jn the field th a t has d efin itely
The grow ers of
cotton,
w heat, . trash
. . . -b ask et.
preposterous.
In co u n tless trade w ith these con titu en t parts and retreats and ta riff fig h ts
re- p ro m ise d paym ent in full to the
and livestock in the U nited S ta tes
^
,
.
....
in stances, those exp en d itu res in th e of
the
em pire
im m ediately,
but suited in
a deadlock
w hich
wag j veteran s
in cash
m oney
of the
su ffer U,day because m any m illions flrgt co)um n
o f fhe
budRet
are plainly if the parley su cceed s and ¡broken by a new Treasury-program , j U nited States,
o f people o f this globe cannot buy.
profitable in v estm en t.”
rstabli.-ties a w orking basis for em - The
com prom ise
w as
p ractically
D urham Liberty club m eets in
Given
the
increased
consum ption
pire
praler^nces
the
h
and
w
riting
is
m
aintained
in
its
essen
tia
ls, a re­ the D urham
every
school 1 house
th at would necessarily follow the
. ,
.
. i Our tow n m ight as w e.. m ake up on t h i wall. Hr.wever, there is no newed effo rt to rein state tne sales
W ed n esd ay evening.
lieacefu and profitable developm ent ..
... 1
.v.».- , foreign
..... .
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u .. lt8 minfl to f 'Kht °u t
Its b attles sen se in abusing our E n g lish friend s tax w as b eaten and the bill fin ally j
o f , these
areas,,
the m arket
T he n ix t m eetin g of the Sherw ood !
com m odities w *tb ou * w a itin g on som e industrial They
are «nlv
follow in g
th e
ex- passed on June 1st.
prices of alm ost all
Liberty club w ill ta k e place in the ,
H ouse effo rts to pass an e c o n o -1
would re-ict
upward
Im m ediately. S an ta Claus to furnish em ploym ent j am ple that ttiis country has set the
th eatre F riday evening, July 29
for the people here.
world in fr r m ir g its ta r iff policy
my
m easure, estim ated
to
sa v e
F irst to feel this advance would be
T h ese m eetin gs are all open m eet- i
for the protection of its ow n indus- $238.000.000
brought
on
another
the great essen tials of life the pro­
Ings
w ith a d ifferen t lecturer each j
More than $143 405.000 w as
spent tries.
revolt, w hich fin ally trim m ed it to
ducts of the farms.
for n ew spap er ad v ertisin g last year
n oth in g
excep t
a ten
T he bill-.nttc d i cing ch am pion of p ractically
JU L IA S. O’B R IE N
by 190 n ation al advertisers. Isn ’t lt the last session
o f C ongress w as per cent cu t in
F ederal
salaries.
S ecy D urham L iberty club
Ik tla n ec d T h in k in g
fun ny
how
the
n ew spaper
men R ep resen ta tiv e ( 'a ll, o f C alifornia, Thereupon,
a
S en ate
com m ittee
have th ese b usin ess m en fooled.
w ho w as the author of 533 m eas- brought forth a m easure to save
It Is quite
natural, during the
tw o-thirds
of
w hich
tires. H ow ever, he rep resen ts the $150,000.000,
present adverse econom ic situation
HAZELDALE NEWS
The m . . an
who pays
his subscrip-
(^ g —
A ngeles
n stitu en c y o f 1,- is exp ected to result from the fur­
that every taxpayer is anxious for
.
,
,
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r,----- co
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lough plan for governm ent w orkers!
taxes to be reduced to the low est
Ju
P P • be “ forgotten,
“ ™ n Wh° 8e 3'V ”™
p*ople
w h,ch w ill be di-
not
re-
| Mr. and Mrs.
H.
E.
Grabhorn V A W . '. W . W . V . V . W . 'A V . V S
re_ vlded into four and a fraction dis- urged by th e P resident.
possible point, w hile the
necessary
rdj( s ( |
what happ en s
to the tricts at the next C ongress. At the
a D e m o r a t were p leasan tly surprised last Sun-
D uring th e
session
services of governm ent
are
m ain- ¡ £ nt ' w ho
borrow s
it
from
his
b 's other end o f the scale, th ere is ta riff bill w as
passed largely as a day by about th irty of their old yyo rk3 Wonders on Male antl
tained.
,
neighbor.
R ep resen tative
B riggs,
of
Texas, gestu re and w as p rom ptly vetoed, tim e friend s from C ornelius. Forest
There is som e exaggerated talk
Two v eteran s
bills w ere passed in Grove section, w ho
brought
their Female Troubles of All K in d s
w ho introduced none.
In this direction.
Som e would be
The acid test
o f friendship
oc-
Six rep resen tatives had but one the H ouse but d efeated in the Sen- b askets and en.,oyed a picnic dinner
p erfectly
w illing
to
close
the curs when tim es
are
tig h t
and
B arnes 1
Mrs.
Herbert
Get Well—Use
num ber | ate. T hey included th e P atm an Bo-j Mr. and
schools for a year and let the child- m oney scarce. W hen you are down bill each but the average
I,ake, I
in th e H ouse w as about th irty a n d .n u s paym ent
and
the
s o -c a lle d , (Lois S yverson )
o f Ocean
La Plante’s
ren go to the dogs for that period, and out you find a m ere acquaint-
in the S en ate fifty-one. A ltogether, “w idow s and orp h ans” pension bill are
receivin g
con gratu lation s
on
SILICIOUS
MINERAL
In order to reduce
taxes. O thers ance slapping you on the back and
som e 5.000 bills w ere presented in
A determ ined clash betw een the the birth of a son last Saturday.
FOR HEALTH
would be w illing to abandon our A sk in g w hat he can do for you.
Mrs. R obert Cam eron has been
Morever. there w ere
n early
1.000 P resid en t and Speaker G arner on
133 2nd St., near A lder
h ighw ays discontinue all m ainten ­
resolutions
put
forth
by
various
supject
of
relief
featured
the
confined
to bed for
he last two
ance and let the rains and use of
A
can cellation
of
the
debts m em b ar| o f
t(da]t ,vx) resulted closing w eek s of the session caus w eeks w ith a severe attack of neu-
th ese roads gradually d estroy them w hich our
allied
and
associated in law s and R ep resen ta tiv e I^ a v itt, inK a v eto by the P resid en t of the
'■ • '• V i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ •
The reasonable taxpayer w ill not pow ers ow e us, a s a result of ad-
had his nam e attached hu»ip m easure,
w hich
w as
later
fa v o r either o f the above extrem es. v an ces d uring and a fte r th e W orld o . f M ontana,
.
. . . h . igh
. est
.
certain
objection-
__i i „
.
.
to seven teen
the
num ber o f , r ra nWpd
»hea w
w ithout
itnout
He w ants taxes
reduced
but
he
W ar w ould m ean an annual
levy
con gressm an
a b l* fea tu res
A second c o n t e s t !
tealizes that even during the pres­
o f about $2 a y ea r for fifty years
developed
over
publicity
features
en t hnrd tim es, the children m ust upon every citizen o f the U n ite d ! The C« n * re8* concentrated m o st
SM ART ON ANY CAR
^ P ,
second
relief
second
relief
o f Its e ffo rts upon m easu res to '
"
reuer bill! I
he educated. H e know s, likew ise, S ta tes
Lid F ully Covers Load in E xtension
the e
sp
ea k er
mi igatr
b usin ess
depression by the
vote o f ,h
sp,’a
*"
tie. On
On th this
point, the
-------------------------------------------------------------and bring about fin an cial l — -inti in t a ** k reakinK
i n g a a tie.
is point,
AND
Trunk exp an ds to double ordinary
8ay‘"K h<* - ° ^ d ;
The 192« M atrons
and
P atrons ,,‘is tr 'al recovery, Most of the tune' P ™ ‘d*nt yi<?ld^
w ith the
Pres!- lcave the resP °n sib llity to Congress,
STRONGLY
BU ILT FOR LONG H A R D SE R V IC E
club O. E. S. are holding a picnic d w as *n a cco r^
a
lw
a
y
s.
G
e
n
e
ra lly .:
—-------------------------
dent,
but
not
Sunday in Talbert Park.
PACIFIC C A RR Y -A LL CO. 543H W ashington S t . near Kith St.
nrrivn i
r <d T illam ook, 9jdorpd
super-banking m achine don't fa ll to m ention the paper
. W . 1,
V .V .W W
Mr. and Mrs. Essex
Marsh and * " ' ™ 1 h‘'mf
h,nVl" R
capable of th row in g alm ost $ 5 .0 0 0 --___________________________________
non Jack It»ft Tueaday for a fishing , Ia n s^01 ro<*
P ortland S. P 000.000 to the support
o f the na­
trip on the coast stream s.
o ffice for a sh ort tim e.
tion's cred it structure.
Howard H arrison spent the w eek
Mr and Mrs. D elbert
E llis and
C oncrete
a ch ie v em en ts w ere.
\ls ltin g his brother
R aym ond
at sm all son of M olalla and his broth
R econstru ction
F in an ce C orpora­
St. Johns.
er Mr. and Mrs
T ete
E llis
and
tion w ith
a cap italization o f $2,-
Mrs.
Robert
E van s
of
W asco. little d a u g h ter D elores, o f
Santa
000 , 000 , 000 .
|
Oregon w ho hag spent
th e
past Clara, C alif., sp en t S unday v isitin g
_
Expanded
F ed eral
Farm
loan
tw o w eeks visitin g her sister, Mrs. at the A C. Chinn home.
_
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system , w i’.h $125.000.000 capital.
H attie R ossi is
leaving
for
her
u
, ,er SP? ‘ . S,un(l ay
S ystem of
H om e loan
banks to
hom e Sunday.
at T illam ook v isitin g w ith his father
^
$MP00a000>
Mr. and Mrs. A B C lem ents and
M is s EM n W hitw orth w ith several
fam ily left for the coast W ednesday eth er young f o lk s spent Sunday on
W agner
R e lie f
bill.
providing
m orning for several days vncntlon. tb. upper T ualatin river, scouting 31 "no-nnn 000 "d d ,t,on al ca ,li,a l
to
Mrs John Edw ards o f Corvallis for , h„ TrHtl(, cluh fin <Hng m any ,b e R F C.
^ of " w hich $300.000.000
w as for lonns to sta te s In d istress
and Miss R uthunn B ates o f Port- hPnutlfu | ,,iUCes of Interest
and had your fill of chores and mess, especially ashes,
lend, were w eek pnd g u ests at the
,
,
. .
and the b alance
for
reproductive
Roy
Slienrer
la
em
ployed
for
the
.
.
.
.
,
•«>>•>
non
Ann
.,
* •
„
con stru ction work loan s. $322.000,000
Shellenberger home.
minin' n r on the Harold N ixon farm for
.
n™ nnn for
___
public w ork s; $120,000.000
Miss Jean Klein returned home
h igh w ay
a d v a n cem en ts
to
^he
W ednesday even in g n iter a w eeg s
Mrs Alfred
Feld
of
Lombard Sta tes and th e b alance to be held
\ls t t in
Portland
w ith
Mrs.
Ed
street. returned
the first
of the lip |f r0qU|red by T reasu ry condt-
W ei bank*.
(A s they say in “A m os ’n ’ Andy")
w
eek
from
a
three
w
eek
s
visit tions
Miss Rhoda Thyng went to P ort­
wtth
relatives
in
S
eattle
nnd
Tacoma
land W ednesday for a w eek s visit
R elease o f
$800.000.000
In
gold
Verl K m m onds and V em le Mapes
w ith her aunt Mrs W nlter Alberts
through G lass-S teagn ll Act.
first
of
the
John Liverm ore
Is confined
to returned hom e the
E n largin g F ed eral R eserve Act to
week
a
fter
spending
several
m
onths
,
and next season use the wonderful
h is bed at hts m others hom e at
help sm aller b ank ing Institutions.
at R ock aw ay,
w here
th ey
w ere
H uber w ith rheum atism .
The B u dget-b alancin g billion dol­
em ployed.
lar tax bill.
Mr. and Mrs. V A W oods atten ­
Mrs. F rank H enn esey and dnugh
d 'd a picnic In the gardens of Mr.
E conom y Act. estim a ted to save
sn d Mrs. J L. Thom pson,
(B essie ter Clove, of Portland, w ere Visit- $150,000,000.
T ucker W ednesday
cvi ning.
The Ing Mrs H attie R ossi Tuesday.
Mrs. C. H. Fry o f Portland w as
B**"'«les th e m easu res listed shove
o casion being the reunion of the
..
.
w hich w ere aim ed at the
depres-
r J. Tucker fam ily, residents of In tow n Monday.
,
..
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..
sion,
the
C
ongress
ratified
the
T'eavertor. m any years ago. J
L,
Mrs. Carl J o ltff entertained
a H oover
one year m oratorium
but
Tucker.
of
Oakland,
Calif.
war
group o f little folks M onday after-
had to forego all id eas of perm an-
am ong the guests.
noon, the occasion being
Ruby
R! cot leg isla tion on railroads
public
Mr and Mrs Jam es
W hitw orth
ces
seven
th
birthday
anniversary.
an
ti-tru
st
law
s,
bankruptcy
m oved to
St.
Johns
this
week . .
.
.
reform s farm relief M uscle
Shoals
v here Mr W hitw orth has em ploy- , A fter playing gam es lovely refresh nnd other lm portant n glt,e r ,
I.tent.
m sn ts w ere served.
In fa ct, on e could build h is G asco Briquet fire on the first cold day and not
Tw o
perm anent and ou tstand in g
have
to build It again all w inter, as th ese carbon briquets keep aglow for hours
a cts w ere passed, how ever.
One
R ep len ish in g them m orning and even in g su ffices. M arvelous!
w as the adoption o f the "Isim e
BROWNS
Beaverton Pharmacy
CUT RATE
4 •
Drug Store
Sells for Less
Including Prescriptions
Expanding Auto Trunks
$ 11.90
$18.75
LOCAL NEWS
If Last Winter
You Tried Out Cheap Fuel
“ Let that be a lesson to you”
New Gasco Briquets
No Ashes to Dirty Your Home
No Hard -earned Money Paid out for Ashes
No Constant Firing and Labor
Benefit Entertainment
Aloha Grange
August 12
Duck" resolution proposing n con ­
stitu tion al
am endm ent
to
abolish
th e short session o f C ongress and
the c ’her w as
the
anti-injunction
bill restrictin g the pow ers of F ed ­
eral jud ges in labor d ispu tes Both
o f these
m easu res
were
In the
nature o f personal trium phs for the
liberal
from
N ebraska.
Senator
Norris.
G enerally, the
C ongress despite
co n tests end
b ick erings
gsvs
the
President
St
every
weapon
that
ha
LEWIS BROS.
Beaverton, Oregon
Phone Beaverton 6202
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